Children Stories

Amazing Journeys is a unique adaptation of stories from the BIBLE. You and your entire family will be able to imagine the stories as you take the journey.

“Once upon a time, in the countryside of green fields and rolling hills, there was a horse farm. Horses of all ages and sizes lived at the farm where they were looked after by Miss Kathy. However, there was one little dappled pony living at the farm who was turning out to be quite extraordinary. Her name was Spirit...”

Spirit is just one of many horses at Miss Kathy’s horse farm, but she is the most inquisitive and adventurous of them all. In this second volume of the series, Spirit finds herself in danger - will Miss Kathy and her friends be able to save her in time? Join Spirit, Trixie and Miss Kathy as the exciting adventures continue at the little horse farm in the countryside.

This is a collection of short stories and poems about animals. The author created these stories for parents and guardians to read to Little Ones and for older children to read by themselves.

Hopefully the stories will stimulate imaginations and generate communication between children and readers and develop meaningful conversation.

There are few things more rewarding than reading to a child and few things which will create more lasting memories.

A child who is read to at bedtime goes to sleep happily and wakes happy! What can be more fulfilling to a caretaker? Take the time, they grow up so fast!

This is a collection of short stories and poems about make-believe people and animals. The stories deal with love and relationships and how things might be in a better world.

The author created these stories for parents and guardians to read to Little Ones and for older children to read by themselves and hopefully talk about with family and friends.

Hopefully, the stories will stimulate imaginations and generate communication between children and readers and develop meaningful conversation.

And poetry is an excellent expression to which all children should be exposed and encouraged to read and write.

There are few things more rewarding than reading to a child and few things which will create more lasting memories.

A child who is read to at bedtime goes to sleep happily and wakes happy! What can be more fulfilling to a caretaker? Take the time, they grow up fast.

The Happy Endings are a group of short stories about children, people and animals. These stories will teach your child about good sportsmanship, as well as teach them about the many different kinds of animals and their behaviors. It will also teach math, reading, and writing. I believe as an adult you too will enjoy the short entertaining stories.

“Once upon a time, in the countryside of green fields and rolling hills, there was a horse farm. Horses of all ages and sizes lived at the farm where they were looked after by Miss Kathy. However, there was one little dappled pony living at the farm who was turning out to be quite extraordinary. Her name was Spirit...”

Spirit is just one of many horses at Miss Kathy’s horse farm, but she is the most inquisitive and adventurous of them all. Spirit solves mysteries, makes friends and helps other horses find a loving home. Join Spirit, Trixie and Miss Kathy at the little horse farm in the countryside.

The five brothers and sisters of the Graham family have embarked on a secret project they call Bowditching. Inspired by Nathaniel Bowditch – who worked his way up from the bottom in the sailing and navigation world of the late eighteenth century – they decide to tackle their own challenges and ambitions the same way. Learning to “sail by ash breeze” (the sailors’ phrase for hard work) isn’t easy, and they do run into squalls every now and then, but one by one the Grahams get the satisfaction of seeing their dreams stretch and grow, sometimes taking on shapes even they did not anticipate. Along the way, the Bowditchers, as they call themselves, discover that even in their modern world, true success is found in the old verse which says, “Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not men.” (Col. 3:23)

Children’s Fiction – ages 9 and up

Entertaining animal escapades as if written by the dogs and cats involved.

Who Are You God? is an illustrated book for today’s children. It is Rebecca Greene Fennewald’s prayer that through the child’s family, children may learn of God and ask Him into their hearts. The book has beautiful pictures and is written in a simple and easy to understand style.

Fanny confides in Sue that her parents are selfish and don’t want to have other children to play with her and do other things together. She does not know that her parents were hiding a secret from her until she grew up. Clara’s uterus was cancerous and had been removed, so she could never conceive again. Fanny gets a pet from a family friend and she names it Freckles. One day Freckles discovers an abandoned baby who is cared for by the hospital administration. Fanny and Freckles always visit the baby whom Fanny named Franco. When the hospital puts Franco up for adoption, the Blanchard’s adopt him. Happily, Fanny gets the brother she had so much wished to have all her life, and a trusted pet, all of them playing, running, jumping, kicking, talking, and Freckles barking.